nullifytocancel,denywantedtheNationalbankHamilton'sgoal that hemade thedeal forJudicialReviewSupreme CourtPower todecide whetherlawspassed areConstitutionalwanted gov.involvementin economyHamilton'sview on theUS and theeconomysupportbase:farmersPeoplewhobackedJeffersonruralcountryUnconstitutionalnotpermittedby theConstitutionstates'rightsrights that theconstitutiondidn't list for thefed. gov.reserved for thestateslaissez-fairea policy orattitude of lettingthings take theirown course,withoutinterferingDebtthe stateof owingmoneySeditionstirring uprebellionagainst agovernmentLooseConstitutionHamilton'sinterpretationof theConstitutionPrecedentAn act ordecision thatsets anexample forothers to followfavoredEngland tobe tradepartnersHamilton'sforeignpartnersNeutralnot takingsides in aconflicttributea bribe toa strongernationFactiona party, oropposinggroup witha partysupport base:manufactorerspeoplewhobackedHamiltoninaugurationA ceremonyin whichthe Presidentpublicly takesoath of officeurbancityfavoredFrance tobe tradepartnersJefferson'sforeignpartnersstrictConstitutionJefferson'sinterpretationof theConstitutionSpeculatorsomeone whoinvests in a riskyventure with thehopes of making alarge profitDemocratic-Republicanspolitical partyfounded byThomasJeffersonTariffa tax onforeigngoods thatcome into acountryFederalistssupporter ofa strongfederalgovernmentCabinetofficials whoheadgovernmentdepartmentsand advise thepresidentwantedlaissez-faireeconomicsJefferson'sview onthe USeconomyBonda certificate thatpromises torepay moneyloaned withinterest on acertain datenullifytocancel,denywantedtheNationalbankHamilton'sgoal that hemade thedeal forJudicialReviewSupreme CourtPower todecide whetherlawspassed areConstitutionalwanted gov.involvementin economyHamilton'sview on theUS and theeconomysupportbase:farmersPeoplewhobackedJeffersonruralcountryUnconstitutionalnotpermittedby theConstitutionstates'rightsrights that theconstitutiondidn't list for thefed. gov.reserved for thestateslaissez-fairea policy orattitude of lettingthings take theirown course,withoutinterferingDebtthe stateof owingmoneySeditionstirring uprebellionagainst agovernmentLooseConstitutionHamilton'sinterpretationof theConstitutionPrecedentAn act ordecision thatsets anexample forothers to followfavoredEngland tobe tradepartnersHamilton'sforeignpartnersNeutralnot takingsides in aconflicttributea bribe toa strongernationFactiona party, oropposinggroup witha partysupport base:manufactorerspeoplewhobackedHamiltoninaugurationA ceremonyin whichthe Presidentpublicly takesoath of officeurbancityfavoredFrance tobe tradepartnersJefferson'sforeignpartnersstrictConstitutionJefferson'sinterpretationof theConstitutionSpeculatorsomeone whoinvests in a riskyventure with thehopes of making alarge profitDemocratic-Republicanspolitical partyfounded byThomasJeffersonTariffa tax onforeigngoods thatcome into acountryFederalistssupporter ofa strongfederalgovernmentCabinetofficials whoheadgovernmentdepartmentsand advise thepresidentwantedlaissez-faireeconomicsJefferson'sview onthe USeconomyBonda certificate thatpromises torepay moneyloaned withinterest on acertain date

Topic 5 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. to cancel, deny
    nullify
  2. Hamilton's goal that he made the deal for
    wanted the National bank
  3. Supreme Court Power to decide whether laws passed are Constitutional
    Judicial Review
  4. Hamilton's view on the US and the economy
    wanted gov. involvement in economy
  5. People who backed Jefferson
    support base: farmers
  6. country
    rural
  7. not permitted by the Constitution
    Unconstitutional
  8. rights that the constitution didn't list for the fed. gov. reserved for the states
    states' rights
  9. a policy or attitude of letting things take their own course, without interfering
    laissez-faire
  10. the state of owing money
    Debt
  11. stirring up rebellion against a government
    Sedition
  12. Hamilton's interpretation of the Constitution
    Loose Constitution
  13. An act or decision that sets an example for others to follow
    Precedent
  14. Hamilton's foreign partners
    favored England to be trade partners
  15. not taking sides in a conflict
    Neutral
  16. a bribe to a stronger nation
    tribute
  17. a party, or opposing group with a party
    Faction
  18. people who backed Hamilton
    support base: manufactorers
  19. A ceremony in which the President publicly takes oath of office
    inauguration
  20. city
    urban
  21. Jefferson's foreign partners
    favored France to be trade partners
  22. Jefferson's interpretation of the Constitution
    strict Constitution
  23. someone who invests in a risky venture with the hopes of making a large profit
    Speculator
  24. political party founded by Thomas Jefferson
    Democratic-Republicans
  25. a tax on foreign goods that come into a country
    Tariff
  26. supporter of a strong federal government
    Federalists
  27. officials who head government departments and advise the president
    Cabinet
  28. Jefferson's view on the US economy
    wanted laissez-faire economics
  29. a certificate that promises to repay money loaned with interest on a certain date
    Bond